Anita Rani Bücher

The story of a girl who never fit in and the woman she became - an incredible first memoir from Anita Rani.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Manhattan, this narrative follows a thirty-something Indian Canadian woman as she navigates the complexities of love and identity. Her journey explores the challenges of cultural expectations and personal aspirations, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of finding romance in a bustling city. Through her experiences, themes of belonging, self-discovery, and the pursuit of happiness emerge, making for a relatable and engaging tale.

The book delves into the evolution of diluted magnetic semiconductors (DMSs) from their inception in the late 1970s, highlighting their unique properties derived from the introduction of magnetic impurities. It emphasizes the significance of alloyed ternary materials, which allow for the tuning of fundamental characteristics like energy gap and effective mass through composition adjustments. DMSs are presented as promising candidates for high-performance applications, showcasing the cooperative effects of nonmagnetic ions and spin-spin exchange interactions that distinguish them from traditional semiconductors.

Oh, and if her mother and the aunties don't stop asking her when she's going to settle down and start having babies, Baby might just lose it. When she finds some love letters between her grandfather and someone who is very clearly not her grandmother, Baby realises that she needs to know more.